Highlights

Katrina and Iraq: Justin Raimondo
The Specter of New Orleans: Christopher Deliso
Iraq War Splurge Hits Home at 150 MPH: Jim Lobe
Who Lost New Orleans? Patrick Buchanan
History Not Over, but Neocons, Maybe: Chris Moore
 
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News
Updated September 2, 2005 - 11:27 PM EDT
Silent Majority of Americans Oppose War
Feds Ignored Predictions, Diverted Funds to Iraq
La. Natl. Guard Wants Equipment Back From Iraq
Iraq War Splurge Hits Home at 150 MPH
Terrorist Known Before 9/11, More Say
Insurgents Regain Foothold in Fallujah

Iraq Buries Dead as Politicians Point Fingers

Zawahiri Threatens New Attacks on West

US to Tighten Squeeze on Syria

New Orleans: City of Despair
Viewpoints
Leave Iraq to the Iraqis
by Dan Simpson
History Isn't Over, but the Neocons Might Be  by Chris Moore
First, Defuse the Bomb in North Korea  by Ted Galen Carpenter
Who Lost New Orleans?
by Patrick J. Buchanan
Turkey, Israel, and the US
by Jason Vest
Lessons of Camp Casey  The Nation

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Frontline

National Guard Won't Be Transferred From Iraq for Hurricane Relief
'Shoot to Kill,' Troops in New Orleans Told

Three US Soldiers Killed in Iraq

US Destroys Train Station 'Storing Weapons' in Iraq

Iraq's First Post-Saddam Executions
Pakistan, Israel Hold Breakthrough Public Talks

Afghanistan Surge in Violence 'Not al-Qaeda's Work'
 
Why the Levee Broke
Stampede Fallout
Foul Play Suspected as World Mourns Tragic Iraqi Deaths

Recriminations From the Stampede Have Barely Begun

Disaster Risks Fanning Sectarian Flames

Deaths Leave Iraq Numb

Press Shock at Iraq Stampede

Mourners for Stampede Victims Flood Into Najaf

Hundreds of Stampede Victims Brought to Najaf for Burial

Stench of Death Hangs Over Iraq Stampede Bridge

Iraq Mourns as Stampede Loss Overshadows War

'I Was Trying to Pick Up the Children but Was Swept Off My Feet'

Hospital Is Helpless Amid Churn of Death and Grief
Reuters vs. the US

US Confirms Its Troops Killed Reuters Journalist in Iraq

US: Killing Reuters Journalist in Iraq Was 'Appropriate'
Iraq Today

Ex-Rebel Kurd Savoring Victory in Iraq's Politics

Security Men in Iraq Make Up to $33,000 a Month

Gunfire Erupts Near Site of Iraq Stampede
Security Incidents in Iraq, Sept. 2

Security Incidents in Iraq, Sept. 1
Italy Out of Iraq?
Italy Scales Back Iraq Troops

US 'Understands' Italy's Reasons for Cutting Troops in Iraq
Gitmo

US Remodels Gitmo Hearings

Lawyers: 40 Percent of Gitmo Detainees on Hunger Strike for Past Three Weeks
Iran

US Pushing for UN Sanctions on Iran

EU Lures Iran With 'Substantial Benefits'
Middle East

Hariri Killing Suspects Charged

Under-Fire Lebanon President Resists Calls to Go

Turkey Willing to Establish Ties With New Cypriot State

Turkish Author Who Recognized Armenian Genocide Faces Jail

New Mauritania Rulers Seek Yemen Support

Yemen Warns Journalists on Reporting Military Information
Asia/Australia

Parts of Aussie Terror Trial Will Be Heard in Secret

Thai Separatist Bombers Kill Muslim Teacher and Police

Anguish and Anger a Year Later in Beslan

Uzbek Uprising Trials to Go Ahead
South Asia

US Lifts Nuclear Curbs on India

Pakistan's President Consolidates Power in Local Elections
Africa

UN Pursues Ivory Coast Sanctions

Despite Conflict, UN Pushes for Ivory Coast Election

Would-Be Government Announces Attempt to Disarm Somalis
Americas

New UN Head Takes Charge in Haiti

Chávez, Castro Figure in Bolivia's Election

Ecuador Urges Colombia to Stop Spraying Crops on Border
Europe

EU Urged to Reject Balkans Countries Over War
 
Katrina

National Guard to Double Troops in Gulf Coast, Only Half Will Rescue People

Troops Pour Into Mississippi as Governor Orders Looters Dealt With 'Ruthlessly'

La. Guard Stretched Thin, Awaiting Troop Rotation

Miss. Veterans Evacuated to DC

Spikes and Shortages Go Far Beyond Gas

Gas Supplies Tight; Bush Asks Drivers to Conserve
United States

Over Half of California Voters Want at Least Some Troops Out of Iraq

Hundreds Flock to Hear Antiwar Mother

Scientist Opposed to Atomic Arms Dies at 96

4 Charged With Terrorist Plot in California

US: UN Distorting US Aid Commitments

ABC's World News Tonight Minimizes Support for Withdrawal
London Bomb al-Qaeda Ties

Videotapes Reveal al-Qaeda's Link to July 7 Bombings

Terror Connection Suggests the Attackers Had Explosives Training
United Kingdom

Conservative Opens UK Campaign With Antiwar Salvo

Tories Could Still Make Iraq a Cause of Their Own

Al-Jazeera Broadcasts Reputed London Attacker

'Noise at Work' Rules Threaten to Knock Out UK Army's Tanks
Afghanistan

UK Engineer Kidnapped by Taliban

Foreign Hostages in Afghanistan

US Ambassador Predicts Good Afghan Elections

US: Violence Will Spike a Week Before Afghan Poll

Red Carpet Return for Skilled Afghans From Pakistan

Afghanistan's 'Land of Light' Hopes for Tourism, but Darkness Remains
China

Activist Warns US of Threat of Nuclear War With China

China Urges Action Against Threat of Militarization of Outer Space

China Warns US Over Taiwan Arms

China Villagers Protest Corruption
Koreas

China Says North Korea Entitled to Nuclear Power

South Korea Gives Gloomy Outlook on North Korea Nuke Talks
Israel

Musharraf: Israel Ties Only After a Palestinian State

Israel Hopes Talks With Pakistan Are First Sign of Thaw With Islamic World

Plans to Arrange Sharon-Musharraf Summit

Israel to Keep Largest West Bank Settlement

Abbas Asks Israel to Dismantle All Settlements
Palestine

Hamas Rejects Israeli Presence at Rafah Crossing After Pullout

Palestinians to Allow Israeli Cargo Checks at Gaza Border

Doctors in Gaza Recount Bitter Memories of Years on Intifada's Frontline

Despite Objections, Fatah Prepares Army

Hamas Demanding Local Elections Be Postponed

EU Readies Aid for Gaza
 
Contributors


9/02/2005
Katrina, Iraq, and the
Know-It-All Syndrome


9/01/2005
Rejecting Reality


8/30/2005
Top Ten Reasons to 'Undo' Iraq in Due Haste


8/26/2005
For Immediate Withdrawal

Ran HaCohen
8/19/2005
Stop Your Sobbing

Praful Bidwai
8/06/2005
Europe Plays Nuclear Poker With Iran

Sascha Matuszak
8/03/2005
Free the Diplomats

Joseph Stromberg
2/07/2005
An Anti-Imperialist's Reading List: Part Two

Matthew Barganier
10/30/2004
Et Tu, Pat?

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